Banaras wood carvings have gained recognition both within India and internationally for their artistic merit and cultural significance
It was during the construction of the sacrosanct Lord Swaminathanawamy Temple at Swamimalai that the sthapatis found the alluvial soil on the banks of the Cauvery River to be perfect for making moulds for bronze idols
Various symbols and motifs like Nayna-Jogin
a mat made by weaving or interlacing korai grass with the cotton threads
The Ettikopaka Nandi Box is a beautiful blend of artistry
Stunning Peacock silver filigree of karimnagar Chamba Chappal Banaras wood carvings have gainedSilver filigree of Karimnagar is a traditional craft from Telangana, India, known for its intricate and delicate designs. Artisans skillfully twist thin silver wires into exquisite patterns to create jewelry, decorative items, and idols. This age old craft dates back to the Mughal era and reflects a blend of Persian and Indian styles. The designs often feature floral motifs, peacocks, and geometric shapes, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship.